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Active Roles Implementation and Configuration

• Description

  The purpose of this course is to train the student about the architecture, deployment and configuration of Active Roles. 

  Active Roles simplifies and secures Active Directory management by supporting enforced role-based security, automated group management, and user account creation / de-provisioning. Through Active Roles, companies achieve practical User /Group lifecycle management for their Windows enterprise.

• Audience

  This class is designed for Architects, Consultants and Operations Administrators needing to manage and support an Active Roles deployment.

• Prerequisites

  • Strong proficiency in Microsoft technology such as Active Directory, Exchange and network concepts including hands-on administration experience. 
  • A good working knowledge of Active Directory management, provisioning and object administration techniques is essential.

• Objectives

  • Product architecture
  • Navigating the various interfaces with a description of their intended uses and features
  • Planning the deployment of Active Roles in an enterprise
  • Installing Active Roles
  • Configuring Active Roles
  • Day-to-day Operations

• Topics

  • Introduction
  • Overview & Architecture
  • Core Components
  • Deployment Planning
  • Installation & Configuration
  • Delegation of Authority 
  • Managed Units
  • Automated Group Management
  • Web Interface Customization
  • Object Creation and Deprovisioning Policies
  • Workflow Policies
  • Reporting
  • DAC Claims-Based Access Rules
  • Entitlement Profiles

   

• Format

  • Private, instructor-led class delivered on-site at the customer’s site.
  • The course includes lecture, demonstrations and lab exercises.
  • The typical classroom day runs from 9am to 5pm. The actual classroom day may vary for each delivery.